Whitin spindle license case in Suffolk Supreme Court
In Equity Morton J Whitin Machine Co vs Sawyer Spindle Co rests on a bill for damages and specific performance to grant an exclusive license to make Whitin spindle. Proceedings resumed unfinished. Attorneys listed for both sides. No session on Washington's Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Morton
J. Whitin Machine Company
Sawyer
Bill
Equity
Whitin
F. P. Goulding
E.wetmore
W. A. Jenner
New York
W.G. Russell
F. P. Fish
Washington
First Session of Superior Court Hears Tort and Equity Cases
Suffolk Superior Court adjourned to Feb 23 after sessions covering Patrick Greely vs West End Railroad for $10000. Mary Scanlan v Lozer Leventall for $2000. David Fudge vs Cambridge Electric Light for damages. L M Child vs Michael O Connor for $105. Joshua Benshimol v Errant Paboudjean replevin. Henry Doyle vs Frank Morrison for $5000. Asahel Glover v Rogers for equity injunctive relief. Names of attorneys listed.
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Superior Court
Suffolk, Is
Trompson
Patrick Greely
West End Railroad Company
A. A. Strout
J. P. Wyman
Actiff
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Bs Sprout For Defendant. 8807—Mary Scanlan v. Lozer Leventall
Fessenden
L. M Child
Michael O’connor
Falmouth Street
Boston
T. H. Buttiman
J. L. Powers
M. Sucy
Joshua Benshimol
Errant Paboudjean
S. L. Whipple
W. S. Slocum
C. P. Searle
Baioncetrt
Henry Doyle
Frank Morrison
Alger Estate
W.H. Preble
Dabney
F. Morrison
Equity
Hammond
Asahel H. Glover
Edward J. Rogers
Catherine Rogers
Bill
Ellsworth Street
Dorchester
City of
J. R
J. M. B. Churchill
James R. Murphy
Instructors Convene at National Superintendent Meeting
The National Association of School Superintendents holds its annual meeting with about 150 members from the United States and Canada in Boston. Sessions cover Woodwork in the Grammar Schools, English study in public schools, and examinations and promotions in elementary schools, with a memorial for George Howland.
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National Association of School Superintendents
United States
Canada
Huntington Hall
Institute of Technology
Warren Avenue
Brooks
Philadelphia
Virgil G. Curtis
New Haven
ePaper
Russell
Old Bay
Albert P. Marble
Worcester
George Howland
Chicago
Albert G. Lane
Oscar H. Cooper
Galveston
Texas
Big six day six day go as you please race for female pedestrians
Arrangements for a six day go as you please race for female pedestrians begin next Monday at noon in a centrally located hall. Entered are the Harvey sisters founders of the best 72 hour record. Other entrants who won purses will attempt to beat the champion and her sister. Exhibitions by Hegelman and Messier will follow daily. Local talent to be showcased. Officials promise fair scoring by prominent Boston writers.
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Arvey Sisters
Syracuse
Hegelman
Messier
Canada
Boston
Chelsea Aldermen Meeting Recap with Appointments
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen met last night with Mayor Converse presiding. Petitions were referred to committees. A call firemen pay increase request went to salaries committee. Peter McCann named constable. F Henry Davison confirmed superintendent of wires. Ivory R Allen named assessor with Common Council concurrence. Royal A Fifield appointed as yeomen but motion held for four weeks. Meeting adjourned for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Converse
Peter McCann
F. Henry Davison
Ivory R. Allen
Royal A. Fifield
Roxbury Opens New Bowling Alleys Amid Festivities
More than three hundred fifty bowling enthusiasts attend the Roxbury opening at 2294 Washington Street by J B Harrow E P Libby Louis Harlow and F C Easterbrook. Five alleys with plush rooms seat 150 spectators and include two tournament courts.
Dorchester News Summary of Birthday Exercises and Local Events
Dorchester reports a long birthday program at Dorchester High School with many friends in attendance. Father Anderson of St. Anne's to lecture at St Gregory's Church next Tuesday. Elysian Concert Company (colored) performed to a large audience at Odd Fellows Hall. Sunday School teachers plan a concert after Lent. Sleighing could bring many to River Street for racing. Dr. W H Melville, Dorchester native, dies in Austin Texas. sister Miss Melville leaves for burial. Everett Lodge initiates several new members. Dr. Murray of Beacon Lodge lectures. The Jolly Two hosted another of their socials. Mrs C V Whitten hosts an afternoon tea for Miss Bisby of New York. Glenwood Club grand ball surpassed all prior socials with H W Phillips and helpers. Masquerade party at Music Hall drawn many locals in unique costumes. Social Eight members, past and present, hold annual reunion at Odd Fellows. Fireman Hickey sustains back injury per attending physicians. GROVE Haut.
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Roxbury
Washington Street
J. B. Harrow
E. P. Libby
Louis Harlow
F. C. Easterbrook
Seiler
Margaret Theresa Stevenson
Otto Heller
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Albert H. Plumb
Walnut Avenue
Bacon Hall
Jack Peters
John Riddle
C. Belford
W. T. McCormick
Engine 28
John F. Curley
Roxbury High School
Carey
Working Men’s Association
Armory Street
Jolly Four
Armory Hall
Stone
Raepenss
Tremont Street
Patrick Lanigan
Tufts Court
Charlestown
James
Washington
Dorchester High School
Father Anderson
St. Anne’s
St. Gregory’s Church
Elysian Concert Company
Colored
Odd Fellows
St. Gregory’s
River Street
W. H. Melville
Austin
Tex
Dorchester
Miss Melville
Stoughton School
Texas
Everett Lodge
H. W. Phillips
F. H. Robinson
Benjamin Sowden
J. R. Phillips
H. A. Pierce
W H. Phillips
G. Hood
G. W. MacBride
Music Hall
Sovial Eight
Hickey
Grove Haut
Missing items and a suspicious guest in Chelsea house
A Lowell visitor rented a room at James Whitney's 48 Fifth Street in Chelsea. He vanished after Monday morning, adjacent thefts followed including a golf watch, ivory pin, a gold ring, and a gold eye glass chain. Local council debates followed the Gould case as Washington's Birthday observances and school events proceeded.
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Lowell
James Whitney
Fifth Street
Common Council
David E. Gould
Gould
Washington
E. J. Pollay
Elva A. Price
Blanche Kimball
Charles C. Gates
Williams School
Florence L. Shepard
Y.M.C. A
Ferryman
Peninsula Recorder to Debut in South Boston Political Focus
South Boston plans a semi weekly paper under E P Barry and M P Geary titled the Peninsula Recorder to hit mid March with a political emphasis and a cent price. Prizes for Murray Irwin novice tournament include onyx inkstand silver service and a gold headed umbrella. Donnelly Irwin and McEwen undefeated thus far as the tournament extends over weeks. Gitana Associates to host third grand party April 5 at Town Hall with major preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Barry
M. P. Geary
Peninsula Recorder
South Boston
Murray & Irwin’s
Donnelly
Irwin
McEwen
Gitana Associates
Town Hall
Emperor Bayonne
St. Bernard
Charles Kammerer
Westminster
Bayonne
Mr. Kammerer
Rock Island Gun Club
Aids Club
Bethesda Hall
Board of Aldermen
Broadway
Erwin
St. Augustine’s Church
Joseph M. Collins
I Street
George Thong
Collins
Massasoit Canoe Club
K Street
Husking Club
John H. Murphy
D. L. Murphy
T. F. Moore
P. F. Kelley
F. J.shevlin
J. W. Kelley
Orry Port
East Boston Fair Opens and School Program Honors Washington
A three day fair opened at the Universalist Chapel on White Street in East Boston. Yesterday, Washington's Birthday was observed at the High School with a vivid program including performances by students and a Mrs. Adams address on Hawaii US relations. A junk dealer, Ulfon, was robbed by John Gallagher, who drew a knife and was arrested. The Greenwood Dramatic Club plans Among the Breakers at Stirks Hall tomorrow night. The Recreation Club held its first annual dinner at the Maverick House. Frank S. Mahoney has recovered enough to return to his office.
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Universalist
White Street
Washington
Hoey
Adams
Miss Roche
Wells
Elbel
Lowell
Miss Pigeon
Hawaii
United States
John Gallagher
Paris Street
William Ifon
Alfon
Gallagher
Ulfon
Station 7
Galagher
Stirks Hall
Greenwood Dramatic Club
Recreation Club
Maverick House
Frank 8S. Mahoney
Maverick Street
Washington's Birthday Happenings List at Cambridge
Cambridge outlines Washington's Birthday events with church dedications readings and socials. Activities include Epworth Church dedication at 2 pm North Avenue Baptist tea Y W C A apron sale Harvard Street M E Church supper readings by Colonel Higginson and various receptions and gatherings across local venues.
Two Offers At Larce Award Round Trip Tickets
Two offers at Larce award two round trip tickets each to the two New England residents who are not in the five special sections and who receive the highest and second highest votes. Vote now to help your friends win.
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Larce
New England
Ruling Upheld on Residency for World's Fair Competitors
The World's Fair editor enforces that contestants must reside in their competing district. Improperly entered entrants cannot win district prizes nor be reassigned. The Holleran transfer to the South End district last Wednesday was an exceptional case with a special award of two round-trip tickets, and his name was removed from lists.
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Holleran
South End
How the Vote Stands at Large in 4 Boston Polls
Names and vote tallies for candidates across several districts listed by voting office. The page shows totals for prominent figures like Hickey, Newtune, Buchin, and Murphy with hundreds to thousands of votes, while many entries fall under lower thresholds.
Unity Club Meets Tonight With Choice Entertainment
Brighton brief notes its Unity Club gathering this evening with a choice entertainment planned. Walter A Wentworth will spend weeks traveling West and South visiting Chicago and New Orleans before returning. The Allston Club is rising in bowling contests and Brighton road and Beacon street appear congested in black and white winter imagery.
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Unity Club
Walter A. Wentworth
Raymond Street
Chicago
New Orleans
Hoseman John Lee
Chemical 6
Engine
Joel D. Dudley
Brighton Electrics
Collay Square
Hanover Street
Eeerie Allston
Brighton Road
Beacon Street
Beacon Park
Universalist Social Union Holds Ninth Season Meeting
The fourth regular meeting of the Universalist Social Union ninth season convened at the Thorndike yesterday evening. The Tennyson Concert Company provided musical entertainment to enliven the occasion.
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Universalist Social Union
Thorndike
Tennyson Concert Company
World’s Fair vote contest stirs Cambridge and Somerville lists
Letters and ballots flood the Post office as storms fade, with candidates gaining spots. In Cambridge Thomas Gannon gains nineteen votes to displace E Colbert, Samuel W Joel rises, and W H Holahan climbs, while Charlestown and Somerville show little change. The South End vaults with H Strecker and T Frank Walsh advancing, and newcomers Michael J Caudigan and Charles Teo join the race. The total fair floor space will span 282 acres with buildings costing 7 964 000 dollars.
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J.C
Cambridge
D. E
Post
M. C
Camsbridge
Thomas Gannon
E. Colbert
Samuel W. Joel
W. H. Holahan
Charlestown
Somerville
Edward A. Fagan
George W. Wilson
South End
H. Strecker
T. Frank Walsh
Michael J. Caudigan
Charles Teo
Community entertainments light up Somerville venues
Readings by child artist Allie Maud Ray drew encores at Pythian Hall in Unity Lodge events. Somerville Council Home Circle staged a varied program at Arvanium Hall with pianists, readers, violinist, contralto, vocalists, banjoist, and cornetist. Washington's birthday bells and flags were set to honor the day. The Sailors' Haven talk by Mr Allan at Franklin Street Church drew interest. A Cross Street Universalist Church supper featured a boy choir under Mrs Graves. Mrs E F Chaffee and Miss Alice Marsh Gillis performed. Mrs Burton Whitcomb remains seriously injured from a spring horse car crash and is housebound.
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Pythian Hall
Unity Lodge
United Order of Independent Odd Ladies
Allie Maud Ray
Somerville Council
Home Circle
Arvanium Hall
Annie Witham
Lizzie B. Landers
Netie M. Branbury
Sanford Hanscom
Howsard Wemyss
Emm
Prichard Wemyss
E. F. Chaffee
Alice Marsh Gillis
Frank C. Ross
Fran S. Hartshorn
H. F. Knowles
Curtis Fairbanks
Washington
Young People’s Society
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Allan
Haven Charlestown
Cross Street Universalist Church
J. A. S. Graves
Burton Whitcomb
Lincoln Street
Charlestown Neck
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Charlestown Birthday Exercises and Local Events
Washington's Birthday observances filled Charlestown schools with drills and songs at the High School. A Charlestown Cadet Orchestra provided music for Abbotsford Hall dancing at a Icemen's Union party. Ex-Councilman James G. Jones considers returning to the city from Waverly. Prescott Social Club hosts nightly whist tournaments at Main and Henley. William J. Kearney buried at Holy Cross Cemetery after high Requiem Mass at St. Marys. St Francis de Sales Y M C T A to sponsor a silken banker contest between Charles town longshoremen and Boston. Banker Hill WCTU met at Bunker Hill Baptist Church.
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Washington
Charlestown
Boston
Prescott
Main
Henley Streets
William J. Kearney
Austin Street
Holy Cross
Malden
St. Mary’s Church
W. J. Milkerick
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A
Ih Society
East Boson
Banker Hill Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Bunker Hill
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Earyor
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Washington Streets
Massachusetts
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Charles H. Fiske
Anne S. Fiske
Anne S. F. Banfield
Boston Post
John W. Mckhin
Esquire
Elijah George
Frobate Court
Catherine McKenna
Oliver S. Calef
Joann W. McKim, Esquire
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Bowton
The
Boston Lost
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Ragister
Jotice
Philip Assner
Joseph Navisky
Copartners
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Navisky
A.pr
Isaac Kaffenburgh
Broad St
G. C
Abbott
Court St
Commonwealth OF Massachouwy
Middlesex
Joan E. Tidd
Princessenger
CUO Wea Ee
Patrick H. Barnicle
Natick
David I, Fiske
Inspector OF
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Ward 7
R. Marston & Co
Frank Woopsury
Brattle Street
Oud State House
Charles 8S
Camrell
Chelsea
Epworth
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L. J. Chandler
Roberts’s Hall
St. Paul’s
Cogswell
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Charles A. Gay
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North Stoughton
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Laskead
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Edwin WD. Mead
New England Magazine
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Prius
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Brighton
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
K. R. Newtune
Eaton St
George W. Buchin
Andover
William Wall
Cambridge St
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
Henry L. D’entremont
Peabody
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Ames
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W. Fifth St
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C St
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
E. Eighth St
Eugene W. T. Sullivan
D. J. Herney
Athens St
Ryan
Bolton St
A. O. Bisbee
West Broadway
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E. Second St
Frank H. Queen, Jr
Eighth St
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Tomas J. Casey
E. First St
H. W. Bryant
E. Seventh St
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Silver St
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Edgewood St
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Robert Lockhart
Camden St
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Walter L. Cox
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T. B. Cunnii
Regent St
C.m. Houghton
Westford
Summer
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Marshfield
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
L. Starkey
Pynchon St
J. J. Callahan
Chapel
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
Frank L. Davis
Washington St
Joe Brosseau
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Henry Pero
Maverick St
Joe Sylvester
Border St
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Jutwade
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Cambridgeport
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Murdock St
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Putnam Ave
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